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Accessible digital offerings for students do not have to be limited by a school's or public library's collections.

Print-only worksheets created by teachers about National Parks can be converted to improve instruction.

In this post by Mindy Johnson of CAST, she reveals five secrets that improve communications for users of social media.

Students below grade level need books that attract and keep their attention. This contest supports their literacy.

Free StoryCorps resources and "just-right" book formats excite learners who struggle with print.

The Codpast offers fresh and contemporary resources for students and adults with dyslexia.

Teachers who heed Carrie Baughcum's message will innovate instruction during the 2016-2017 school year.

Celebrate literacy by making choice typical in your classroom with the goal of including all types of learners.

Audiobooks are a "best-fit" format for struggling readers, and some students are eligible for them at no cost.

Combine free and low-cost resources with AEM eligibility and progress comes into view for struggling learners.